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Why Are Sprouts Healthy

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Ashleigh Smith
I'm Ashleigh Smith, a native to Northern Utah. I first gained a love of gardening with my grandmother as I helped her each summer.

I decided to make a career of it and have recently graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Horticulture from Brigham Young University - Idaho. My studies have focused on plant production while I also have experience in Nursery & Garden Center Operations.

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The History of Sprouts & Sprouting

The History of Sprouts & Sprouting

Sprouting has cycled through booms and declines for over fifty years—from the 1970s health food movement to today's nutrition-driven resurgence—shaped by shifting science, safety standards, and generations of passionate advocates.


Sprouts for Protein! Top High-Protein Sprouts You Can Grow at Home

Sprouts for Protein! Top High-Protein Sprouts You Can Grow at Home

Written By Lara Wadsworth Why Protein Matters in a Plant-Based Diet Protein is one of the big 3 macronutrients our bodies need daily to maintain or build muscle, provide energy, and improve overall health. Protein is used throughout our bodies...

Why Start Seeds Indoors Instead of Direct Sowing?

Why Start Seeds Indoors Instead of Direct Sowing?

Seed starting is the best method for growing seeds if you have a short growing season, want to grow something that requires more time than your season allows, or the seed requires a controlled growing environment for success.


The Lemonading Garden Trend: Why Imperfect Gardens Are In Style

The Lemonading Garden Trend: Why Imperfect Gardens Are In Style

The lemonading trend encourages gardeners to embrace imperfection by turning mistakes and setbacks into creative, beautiful garden moments. It’s a fresh, feel-good approach that celebrates resilience, experimentation, and personal style over picture-perfect results.



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2 comments

  • David lee Oct 29, 2025

    I am grow my first tray
    Got ph meter but can not info


  • Christine Mar 29, 2022

    I’ve been growing microgreens for about 3 years and growing hydroponic lettuce and herbs for about a year and a half. It is great to have fresh produce in New Hampshire all winter


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